Energisafari.dk is Know-how and Show-how in the field of cleantech in Central Region Denmark

We offer customised specialist tours, focusing on a high level of technical expertise, to groups of commercial delegations and visitors, such as: Political and administrative decision-makers, EU projects and partners, engineers, industry specialist, scientists, university students (amongst others).

Energisafari.dk is an established collaboration between leading Danish private and public companies/businesses, local authorities, universities, knowledge institutions and energy companies. We offer tailor made programmes in the specialist fields of biomass, district heating/geothermic, energy efficiency, wind energy and public involvement.

Energisafari.dk offers an extensive network of contacts, supporting your particular areas of focus and interest. Due to our large network and comprehensive knowledge of local strongholds and projects, you will get a unique overview of world-class experts, businesses and partner opportunities in Central Region Denmark.

On an Energisafari you will visit and meet members of our professional energy/cleantech network, which will enable your industry or community to find solutions to the challenges of green transition. We will ensure useful contacts, strong relations and potential future partners when planning your tour programme.

Central Region Denmark has a strong tradition of creating and implementing green energy and cleantech in partnerships between businesses, public authorities via Central Denmark municipalities and energy companies. We can also introduce you to public authorities and the strategies supporting them, if that is your main focus.

After an Energisafari, you will be able to develop/create the next steps of your green transition through your new business contacts established by Energisafari.dk.

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Did you know:

"Central Region Denmark stands for more than 50% of the total export of green goods and services in the whole of Denmark, with an outstanding 5.28 billion Euro in 2014"